Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1887-01-21

burr flour at G4.75, including barrel.
w. c. Barron.
Rev. Geo. H. Zimmerman, pastor OF the
Methodist church, of this place, will
preach in the Presby terrain church on
Sunday morning at IL O'Clock
The company owning the Lnray Cave
aod Hotel propose spending SoO'V.O III
Buildings and other improvements during
the coming season.
The intensely cold weather has frozen
everything up so completely that it is inn
possible to find any local news. Our
readers must he merciful, and wait for a
tbaw.
Some Of our farmers think that the
wheat has been greatly damaged by the
hard and long continued freeze, especially
the exposed fields where the high winds
blew away the snow leaving them bare
Black silk Grape s. cts per yard Ham
burg edging II cts. per yard and upwards /;
yelling 20 cts. per yard kid gloves % cts.
Der pair and upwards ; lace window cur
tains at 10 cts. aud upwards per yard.
Clothing. hats and notions at cost, al Z.
+. Delik's.
The Virginia Marble Company, OF Lou
DOM county. Va, has been organized
with a capital stock of $4,000, by W. II.
PAYNE. II. ID. B. Norris and Others.
The old reliable house OF W. II. Bargelt
has a large stock Of watches, clocks, jew
elry and silverware cheaper than ever
Special attention given to repairing fine
watches. All work warranted one year.
Mrs. Isabella Imboden, the mother Of
Gen. J. d. Imboden, who is well known
in this section Of the State, died at Salt
vile. few days age, aged p years.
Mr. Thos. B. Bayley, a wealthy and well
known resident of Norristown, Pa, died
on Wednesday, Of last week, In the SIND
wear Of his age. He was native Of Front
ROYAL, Warren county, Va
Canned goods have advanced just the
same as coffee. bat If you come at once
Won can secure a bargain in corn, tomatoes
and peas. W. {. Barron
Diphtheria has been prevailing in a very
malignant form for some time past in the
neighborhood Of Marksville. Page county,
and quite a number Of children have died
Of this much dreaded disease.
Six lbs. OF nice, clean Rio coffee for one
dollar. cash. Same goods are selling for
20 cts. per ID. W. {. Barron
We call attention TO the advertisement
Of the Richmond U1iq, in this issue. This
old ard popular paper keeps right up IN
the front ranks Of progressive Journalism,
and Is a live paper 10 every sense Of the
word.
One hundred ard dhy-oue marriage
licenses were issued from the clerks
Office. Of this county, during the year
1ss6. This makes a pretty big crowd Of
new ones who are sleeping warmer this
winter than they did during the last one.
A Young gentleman Of this place is
probably the strangest mixture Of morality
IN the world. Although a regular church
attendant he is almost as regularly in jail,
and has frequently been taken from church
direct 70 JAIL
To the many subscribers who bave been
writing Ms 10 know why their papers
failed 20 reach them The week between
Christmas aud New Years day, we say,
no paper was published during that week
a. has always been our custom. as the
printers must have a little breathing spell
WI. Bargelt has on hand large and
beautiful stock Of watches, clocks, jewel
rs. silverware, spectacles, &c, and gives
his special attention to repairing fine
watches Prices low and all work wat
ranted one year.
The time for kilIog partridges, pleas
ants, &c, expired the hrstday OF January
For the benefit Of all we will state tha
the law SAYS possession Of such birds Of
game shall be prima facid evidence OF
violation Of the law"
,The Official Postal Guide' Cor l5S'
gives the salaries Of Virginia postmasters
Among them Wa note Stanton, =, 400
Winchester. $3.50; Berryville, Harrion
burg and Woodstock, $1,000. The fourtl
class Offices pay 10 commissions not ez
ceediag 1893.
At waynesboro,' Augusta county, o
Tuesday. Of last week, a large warehous
and several smaller buildings belongin
to Mr.. Caldwell and others, were burned
together with large quantity OF hay
The fire is believed to have been OF ineer
diary origin.
The biggest drive Of the season is 81
bars Of "Yictory" soap for q cents-ou
pound to the bar. W. c. Barron.
The barn and stables Of Col. Lew
Porter, near Fauquier Springs, were tota
IL destroyed by fire on Wednesday nigh
Of last week, and one horse and ste'
persisted in the flames. Col. Porter had
stable 10 burn about a year ago Bot
fires are supposed TO have been the VOL
Of ineeodaries.
lam nov handling fun line Of imperi
steel and chilled plOws that guarant'
have no superior. and invite all 10 need
plows to give them trial, and II tn
don't prove satisfactory ia every partic
las return them to me. A. l.. JANIso
Vick's elegant catalogue is on our tab
and is in every way worthy OF this graz
old establishment, so long and favorat
known 10 all lovers Of flowers. Write
Wick & Co., Rochester. N. Y, FOR one
their catalogues, and you will be surpris
10 see what a world of seeds you C
buy for little money.
One man In this vicinity has not i'll
his leo house yet. He inst finished cutti
np his corn few days ego, and as u
work was pushing him be had no time
get ice. We learn that his wheat CT
was a very fine one, the part which he
about the LIST Of last month being es
sially filed.
We are informed that number OF
perts from Pennsylvania are prospect
for coal IN this county, and u
they have found very factoring ind
tons. We earnestly hope that they n
meet with success, as plenty of coal is
our grand old county needs to MAKE
one Of the most favored and richest
tions Of the world.
We learn from the Alexandria Gdzet